Promise Me Forever (Debbie Macomber Classics)
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Whittaker’s breakfast is ready,” Clara announced, as she set the tray on the kitchen counter. The older woman studied Joy. “You want me to take it in to him?”
For a moment the offer was tempting. But Joy couldn’t. Sloan would know why, and he must never guess the effect his kiss had had on her. How stupid she’d been to let it happen. Now she must pay for her foolishness.
“Air’s been a mite thick between you two,” Clara mumbled, as she set a pan in the sink and filled it with tap water.
“What do ...you mean?” Joy glanced up guiltily.
“I don’t suppose you’d think ol’ Clara would notice. But things got real quiet after you and Mr. Whittaker were on the beach yesterday. Mr. Whittaker didn’t eat dinner, and neither did you. Then, later, you didn’t play that clarinet the way you have most nights.”
“Flute,” Joy corrected. “You’re right. I didn’t play. My … my hand was hurting.”
Unconcerned, Clara hummed a soft tune. “You want me to take him breakfast?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whittaker’s breakfast is ready,” Clara announced, as she set the tray on the kitchen counter. The older woman studied Joy. “You want me to take it in to him?”
For a moment the offer was tempting. But Joy couldn’t. Sloan would know why, and he must never guess the effect his kiss had had on her. How stupid she’d been to let it happen. Now she must pay for her foolishness.
“Air’s been a mite thick between you two,” Clara mumbled, as she set a pan in the sink and filled it with tap water.
“What do ...you mean?” Joy glanced up guiltily.
“I don’t suppose you’d think ol’ Clara would notice. But things got real quiet after you and Mr. Whittaker were on the beach yesterday. Mr. Whittaker didn’t eat dinner, and neither did you. Then, later, you didn’t play that clarinet the way you have most nights.”
“Flute,” Joy corrected. “You’re right. I didn’t play. My … my hand was hurting.”
Unconcerned, Clara hummed a soft tune. “You want me to take him breakfast?”
What to read after Promise Me Forever (Debbie Macomber Classics)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 4 years ago
This book was extraordinary! I particularly enjoyed the parallel relationship between the sea gull LJ and Sloane. Very beautiful....Write Review:
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